Description

WEST WOODHAY
SU 36 SE
15/44 Walls, piers and gate
- flanking East Elevation
of West Woodhay House
G.V. II
Walls, piers and gate. C19. Brick with wrought iron gate. Walls
approximately 2 metres high running from West to East, flanking the
East elevation of West Woodhay House and joining to the North and South
Elevations by means of a short curve and straight North/South section on
the South side. The East/West sections are approximately 30 metres long
with four piers and a wrought iron pedestrian gate between piers on the
south run. The walls have a plinth and offset caps with moulded brick
and tile copings and the piers have stone corniced caps.

Listing NGR: SU3852963260

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26505409

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